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Cool. Maybe add `https:` to it. Free with letsencrypt.org

• alphagrep12345 8y ago
  What's the need if you're not having any form of credential store?
  • minitech 8y ago
    Privacy, both in reading and publishing.
  • lucasmullens 8y ago
    The password to edit each txti is sent over http, so your ISP could theoretically intercept that.
  • LeoPanthera 8y ago
    Comcast injects ads and "customer messages" into unencrypted web pages. I presume they're not the only ones.